#433 Peter Wilson: Court Battles, Debt Collectors, and Why You Must Be Better Than Any Barrister

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Welcome to the Sovereign Man podcast and the Awakening podcast. He's back, the man who's made more court appearances this year than most solicitors and still finds time to grow his own vegetables. Peter Wilson returns to the podcast for another round of natural law, common law, and the fine art of politely telling the system where to go.

Today we're covering the latest court battles, his new AI venture, life on the allotment, and whatever else is going on in the world. Welcome back, Peter. Yeah, thank you very much.

It's always great to get back on and have a good chat, have a bit of fun. Exactly. I suppose maybe an update on court, any updates on any court appearances, things that have been going on? Do you know what? The ones that I'm actually being physically involved in, one party has just pulled out of the court case together and tried to actually close it down because they were the actual claimant.

And it's just through health reasons, mental health, and this is the thing that you have to try and get through to people. You know, before you get involved in any of these adventures, just remember how dirty this world is, especially when it comes into like the legal world and what these people are like, barristers and solicitors and judges and courts and ushers and all of these people, you know, it's really, really aggressive. And unless you can really prepare yourself mentally and physically and emotionally, then I wouldn't get involved.

You know, I now know two people who've pulled out this year that I was involved with, you know, like going over their paperwork. Obviously, I'm not giving advice. We just like create it together.

Everything that I've done before, I can share with them and it's just working. If there was a description, it would be called a McKenzie friend. You know, when you go into the court, you can't say anything, but you can definitely help, you know, with the what to say, you know, together, you're not allowed to, you know, you know, objection, your honor or any of that kind of stuff.

But so that's really what it is. But yeah, so we've had a couple of people pull out there, one of them just this week. Um, and you know, it's, it's one of those things that you've got to really be prepared for.

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You know, I don't think that a lot of people get into it. And honestly, I mean, I even had a, in the group, a couple of people today through messages went, Oh, really? So I'm going to have to go to court. I thought they would change their mind.

Why are they going to change their mind? You know what I mean? These people were in defenses, by the way, not, not actually the claimant. So if you're going to stick up for yourself, right, whatever it will be. So if like there's a, um, a debt collector coming to you for an old credit card, right.

Or bank loan, whatever that would be. And you want to take the path of challenging them for it, then you have to 100% be prepared to go into the court and state your case in the court to people that don't want to listen to you, that will lie to you, that will try to put you off. And you will have to be able to stand there and correct every lie that they say every, um, you know, I mean, all right, then you wouldn't make, you wouldn't be allowed to call it a lie, but what they'll do is they'll tell half the story to make it completely the opposite of what is true.

Right. And you've got to be able to be combating every single bit of that. You've got to be way better talking and presenting and closing down than any barrister, uh, any, any solicitor who, you know, um, that, that's the thing.

So don't, don't step into it unless you really are prepared to start studying hard and you've got to know every single angle of your case of your defense and why you were in the right. Uh, you know, before it just, and this is the thing, right? You being right. And you having the law on your side means nothing.

It's not about that. It's not about what the law is. It's not about being right.

It's about you stopping them, twisting it into a case that makes you sound like a, like a thief, you know? So it's, that's what it's all about. And you've got to, you've got to be way better than them before you even try doing it, you know? And see, this sounds like, but you can't just go in on paperwork and expect to file paperwork and then go, Oh God, sorry. Yeah.

We'll just pull out, you know, we didn't realize that you were clever, right? Every single piece of paperwork that you can put in, which will be 100% perfectly correct within the law, the law's on your side. You were right. And you're with justice.

They will deny every single line and they will try and say exactly the opposite. Even if it's a roundabout way and it's like, you know, snake through the grass and then hang on a second, you know, they, they, they're actually talking about a completely different story now. And you can go in, I mean, I've seen them go in and go, it's right.

Okay. Now we're just stating that, well, we actually have, we're going to rely on our case, the one I've just mentioned, you know, like going there, talking about like a credit card debt and say it's been assigned or like the debt collector would say they purchased it. Right.

So, okay, well, where's the assignment then? Because it must follow the law of property act or else why is there a law? What's the fucking point? You know? Oh, we've got this law, but we don't have to worry about it. You know, we just got to do what we want, which is exactly what it is. They've created an industry under a line, you know? And when you actually say to any debt collector, well, look, you know, where's the assignment? We don't need that.

We'll just need to give you a notice and tell you it's been assigned. Oh, really? So you don't have to prove it's been assigned. Oh, no, no, no.

Don't worry about that. Just got to listen to us. So we're telling you it's been assigned, so pay it.

Right. And it's going there. Sometimes the judges will go, oh, that's correct.

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It's bloody not. Right. That's completely wrong.

But that's that's what you're up against now, even though you're correct and you've got it. And so then you say, well, look, under, you know, all of these different case laws, right. Van Lin versus Pellier's construction.

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It says there that the debtor. Right. If they are challenging the assignment, which I am, then I have the right to actually see the assignment.

All right. And this has been said many, many times in hundreds of different places, you know, but literally just like it was two months ago, was it six weeks? I can't remember exactly. And the barrister sitting there, really loud, big woman.

And she went, oh, that's just an old law. Oh, OK. Well, so is the Bill of Rights.

You know, I was like it, but like it's like that's nonsense. And then, you know, don't worry about that. You know, and as if that just bats it away.

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But unless you can then be able to counteract that, immediately be talking very clearly, very calmly, not aggressively and just pointing it out in facts. But also that it was also like repeated like in later cases, which not that long ago. So it is an old law, you know, then you've got to be ready to do that and know what you're saying is right.

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And when they come back with any silly counterargument, which will be a twist, you know, they'll even use Promontoria versus like what's it, Oak Emanuel with chapter 56, I think it's 56 or 65, I think 56. And they actually try and say this case proves you're not allowed to say the assignment. And that's nonsense.

You know what? It's the only thing I actually did say, if you've never challenged the assignment before, never, ever, which like what we're doing, we always are. It's the first thing we do. But then you can't then go into a court, then start changing the rules and then ask to see every single bit of a contract about all of like, you know, what would normally be a redacted, the private bits of a contract and what the amounts were, you know, that's what it says.

Didn't say anything about, well, you're not allowed to say the assignment, you know, and they take one line out of it and make that the huge, big case. So yeah, I know that's like a long winded question. But this is the thing is what you've got to be prepared.

So if you can think, you know, we've got we've got apps, right? We've got what we would call like, like assistance, AI assistants that are in our group. And I think they're brilliant. And they get sharpened and they get updated.

We've had two of them being cancelled because they said they were too aggressive, right? Not my group, but like the supplier of the actual software, because we create the software in there, but it's got it's got a host and the host, they say, well, that's too aggressive. No, no, that's too good. But like, so I'm not saying do not use AI because we already do, but it's well trained.

It's not normal. It's not chat GPT, go on there and you will get given any information. They'll tell you whatever they want, you know, and it will agree with everything that you say.

If you haven't trained it properly, it will not talk like a human. It will talk like a robot, write like a robot. And anybody getting a hold of a letter will know exactly where it came from.

You know, you've got to have these like prompts perfect. We've trained ours. But what you cannot do is have it even the trained ones that we have, get that paperwork out, give it to a call, give it to a debt collector, give it to whoever you're dealing with.

And they are going to shit themselves and run away because they're not. They're going to say exactly the opposite. Right.

They're going to ignore everything and they're going to go forward. And you've got to be prepared for that fight. And, you know, and the only way, and we know this by members that have won, the only way is you knowing every single line of your case, every angle of it, what all the case laws are, but what they're bringing as well.

So when they tell you something, I mean, they'll actually use the same case laws that you're putting. And you know, so you've got to know why they're actually bringing your case law that you're relying on. Well, what are they saying with it then? So you've got to know both sides of the argument because they twist everything.

So it isn't a lie. It's just like a slimy way of actually putting it around and twisting it and obfuscating the entire situation. And you've got to be way, way better than a barrister.

You know, you want to step into their cage, then you've got to start doing some hard training. And they're ruthless. I mean, I've been up against them, they're ruthless, but I've got a few ones.

Most people don't do this, but call, say it's a death collection, whoever, call them as your witness. So then you can't get objection and you can ask them anything you want. Yeah, exactly that.

And also the last case, actually, that I've just had to speak with one of our members that I was going to actually go do some work on the board engines. So I can't go now. We were in court with him.

And we won the first case, it was against Interim, right, debt collector, and then for a lot of money, a lot of money. And then they appealed and they got the, or they didn't appeal, they applied for the right to appeal. So then we put our case forward, why they shouldn't have an appeal.

And this is the thing as well, you know, is we'd actually said, well, look, under Missoura case law, I've seen loads of podcasts about this. Oh, Missoura means we win everything. I'm saying, really? You know, we put our case forward saying like under Missoura, then this has to be a qualified litigant.

And the woman that turned up in court the day we were there actually said, and it's on the transcript, I'm not legally qualified. I'm just delivering the paperwork. It's nothing to do with me.

Now in that application to appeal, this wasn't the appeal. This was just the application hearing to appeal. The judge actually says, well, I'm going to use my discretion.

And I'm going to say that that woman was probably mistaken. And she would have had some kind of legal qualification. She would have had a, you know, a degree in law somewhere.

What? He said, so I'm going to let them appeal. But, and this is the kicker from what you just said about the witness, what he said, because you know, Stephen, my friend, my member as well, he'd said, I want to cross-examine them. I want to question them on the witness stand.

And the judge went, and you're allowed to do that. Right? So, I mean, their barrister nearly fell off the floor. He's like, oh, hang on.

No, can't do that. He went, well, we are. So it was weird.

The judge said, I'm going to let you have the appeal. I'm going to use my discretion to say the woman is wrong. And she probably was qualified.

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She was mad. But like, you know, you think honestly, sometimes it's just like they're playing games that, you know, got to have some fun before lunch or something, you know? And, but then they let, they allowed it to what they call that that's going to be oral evidence, oral evidence. In other words, they have to appear in there and be questioned about all of this.

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Where's the real assignment there? Where is this paperwork you're saying that you owe? And this is the directors, right? So just pulled out, you know, straight away at the appeal. Oh, we'll put the appeal. Oh, well, let's not bother.

You know what I mean? It's a lot of, this was a lot of money, you know? So it's like four figures plus, you know, it was nothing to be sneezed, sorry, five figures plus nothing to be sneezed at. And they were like, oh, well, we'll just leave it for now then. Changed my mind, you know? But because they would be allowed to question them as a witness on the stand, and then they're going to be looking at, well, if we actually do start telling porny pies, then that's perjury.

So that's a different deal altogether, you know? And that comes with a prison sentence. So, I mean, I'm going to be a bit dubious about this, you know, let's go and get some more low-hanging fruit, leave this guy alone, because he seems to be a bit too clever. And that's what you have to be.

You have to be way more clever than the other side and the barristers and everything that they try and pull. And they'll pull everything, you know? Like CJD is when they put it on the death on top of you, yeah? And that's what you're trying to get removed. But when they're, say, the debt collector, they pass it to the bailiff or whatever, each time that I've seen it, it's always the all capital, it's the corporate entity that they're writing to.

Do you ever, like, that's how I got them to back off. Like, I used GDPR when I went to, say, a bailiff, backed off. And court summons, you're writing to the wrong person.

I'm the living soul, backed off. Even detectives ask me to come in as if, like, to be a witness for something. But I know they just use you that to make you sign something, and then they take a court case against you, backed off.

So I'm just curious in the UK with the people that you've got, because, like, you've mentioned the people, the stress levels. And, I mean, there was times where, you know, yeah, you get about 10 bowel movements when, you know, you've a court case, because the stress was so much. And then it got to a case of, I just, I just stopped giving a shit.

And, but then after going through all this, I was like, they're totally corrupt. Like, I mean, I've been in the High Court, seen hundreds of cases, not one person winning. And you're like, that's not right.

You know, like, every single thing was, like, banks and bailiffs and everything. So that's how I've got them to do it. And I'm just wondering, have you ever replied to that? Because it's always Mr. or all capital.

So if it's me, it's Mr. Rycolin or all capital Rycolin. I say, hey, you're writing to the wrong person. I'm so they have to prove to me that I'm that and they can't.

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Yeah, I mean, the last weekend, I was down in Durham, right, just sort of like south of Newcastle, we had a meeting down there and we had the MP, Andrew Bridgen, he came. But more importantly, for me, I was speaking to, well, like friends of mine, which was Eddie Elwood is one of them, who's like five times Mr. Universe, you know, like he ran his gym, he had the big fight over keeping the gym open during COVID and all that, which is still a thing that's kind of going on with him now. He was already in the court and he had already done an appeal when I went, look, you know, come on, I'm going to come and help.

So it was kind of like too late to stop his rollercoaster that he'd already put himself on. But then what he did was he used that and just like, look, you know, tell me who you're trying to talk to, because I am, right, a man. And that was it.

So like, you know, this legal fiction, you can find the legal fiction fine, but the legal fiction isn't me. And I'm standing here. Now, this has been going on for many, many years, and nothing's ever happened.

And they're always, eventually they just always leave, back off, don't do anything, you know, bailiffs going to his door. Now, it's slightly different now than there, you know, we've got a lot of bailiffs don't want to go put anything through his door. He's like, kind of like a very large man, you know, but so that's like slight advantage to him.

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But you talk about years now, years since the COVID happened, still nothing's like, you know, and it's like talking about like, nearly what, 90 grand fine. So it's not walking apart, but like, it's just no, like, show me where it states there, I am on, you know what I mean? Edmund, it's not Eddie Edmund. And you know, it's just that's stuck.

They're just like, well, they don't know what to do or say, because in reality, and that's a fact. And that's what a lot of people cannot really get their head around is, well, you've got two things, you know, you have the man alive, and you have this legal fiction, which is a dead entity, which is your all caps name. And it's not as if it's hard to see, you've just got to get your head around it to comprehend it.

You know, like, well, why is that all full cap? You can't, you can't write in English like that. You can't write a letter like that. You know, but you can always use that.

And if you look at companies house, and you get a limited company, it's all the only way they can do it is full caps, go into a bank and say, I want to open up a bank account, but I only want to put my name like, like, low case, you can't do it. It won't go in the system. The system always hits on a headstone is usually in much more capitals.

You go to it. It's like, you know, I went down last year, I was in Leicester somewhere. And I was walking around the graveyard.

I did a video was doing a video, I was just found one without all caps. You know, it was great. And very old, you know, worn out and everything.

It was a very interesting place. I like going around, you know, not for creepy, but like looking like the headstones and looking for things like that. The clue, we don't know what your hobby is.

Yeah, exactly. You know, but, you know, yeah, so you can see it mean passports, you try and do it, then all I only want it to pay that, you know, on my low case. Well, now I ain't happening.

So why is it different then? Why can't I say, well, I'm alive. I'm a man, a woman. I'm going to put that on there, you know, and that's a fact.

And the other friend that was there last weekend was a woman called Yvonne Watson. Now you may have seen the video. She's again from up here in Durham.

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And she had the judge in Newcastle Crown Court agree with her. Well, yeah, you're the living woman. You are not the legal fiction.

They are two separate things. And the judge came down and actually gave her a hug in the court. Right.

Come down from a little pedestal thing, you know, from the bench and gave Yvonne a hug. And this is the thing. So Yvonne was talking to her.

She went, look, nothing's ever happened. And, you know, I've got another letter. So I'm going to go back to court again and say, who is this? Who's this legal fiction? Because I've got all capital names, not me.

You know, I'm a woman. So she's going to do it again soon. Yeah.

And they're just winning and putting it back to whoever it is that's trying to do it. That's council tax. They can't do anything about it.

I'm a living woman. What are you doing? The thing is, everyone is making the mistake of going in. The minute you step in the door of the court, you're in their den.

And they make the rules. The thing is that you respond when you get it. And like, if someone says, I mean, you have to go there.

You know, that's a request. You're not a trickery with the words. So it's a case of when you see something, you just send it back.

And then they have to prove that you're right. So like, if there's a criminal case, they'll write it properly. There's no mister.

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Yeah. But, you know, you can, if you go, if you walk in and you do everything 100% correctly, you can stay out of their jurisdiction. Even if you go in the court, if you're good enough and you study enough to be able to do it.

I'm here on special appearance. I think. Yeah.

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Yeah. So that's not general appearance. You know, I'm not leave a fiction.

I'm the living man, living woman, or I would just say, man, I wouldn't even say living because you're a man. You don't need to, you know, an objective before it. You don't need any suffixes.

It is just a man. You actually did it in family court. A few years ago, he wrote a book.

I've got the book. And he actually went in and stayed out of the jurisdiction. You know, he wouldn't stand up, you know, George got angry, shouting at him.

He's well, you know, is it law? Do I have to? Well, no. Well, why then? You know, but he was very calm. He was very well trained.

He was trained. He did it a lot of training and role play, you know, with people who've done it a lot of times before. And he kept out of the jurisdiction.

And, you know, and that was another thing as well, talking because, you know, I don't want to get like a load of grief all the time when we I've said it many times talking about like your children, right? You can only have a child if you created it. Yes. Right.

It just, you know what I mean? They call them like test you, babe. Well, it's still your cells though, you know, they've done a magic thing, but then they put it back into the woman, but still your cells. So you created it.

So he who creates owns. So that literally that child is your private property. And I hate, that's what Dante was saying in the court.

So like, you know, you're dealing with my private property because they were trying to take you know, his daughter away. It's in the book. You can go read it.

I'm not making it up. And then the judge again, getting really angry. Will you stop calling your daughter private property? But it is, it's my private property.

There's all trickery with that. When you say children and everything, it's under their jurisdiction, the way they do it. So everything is that they can come in.

So you might ask us, how can they come in and take your child away? It's like the whole system is organized that they can do that. And you have to just change the wording. And like, I have a question for you.

Like, you know, we've seen just the barristers, the judges and everything. What percentage of them do you think actually know, or are they just so brainwashed that they believe the shit that they're doing? I think none of them, you know, and obviously, how do they do that? It's like, you know, it's, it's money, isn't it? You know, they've probably must be about like, 50 odd year old before they get rid of their student loans. You know, it's like go through all that, that college and everything like that.

And then, you know, if they want to go higher and higher, like from a solicitor to a barrister, you know what I mean? It's like more and more. Usually the barrister wears the dead sheep on its head, didn't they? Did they still do that? They were doing, a few of them were doing that in Ireland when I was in the High Court. And I'm just looking at them going, that is such, so pathetic, isn't it? But I don't know what you call it.

You know, the wigs that they have. Yeah. I know what they're called, but it's like, it's just sad, like to look at that.

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Yeah. But in reality though, I mean, even if you look what they're wearing, when they're all wearing black dresses, you know, wandering around in a black, even the ushers, which they've got no qualifications. They just got a job as an usher, which means they walk backwards and forwards and shout at you if you try and do anything like that's normal, you know, and they're wearing black dresses as well.

All these men running around in black dresses. What's that all about? It's all satanic, isn't it? It's all like just showing how evil it all is, you know, but it's just all money. I would say they all know that there's, that they can't be right, but it's like, they are in this system.

And I think all of them look down and think that everyone else is below them. I really do. And that they are, that they're certainly not, they are of the 1% of the elites, but they think they're above because, oh, well, no, I'm in the law society, you know, but it's just all pathetic, isn't it? It's just, it's just, it's just a circus.

That's all it is. And it's just a pandemonium. It's like going in to a church, really.

And you're all doing whatever you do in the church and praying and worshipping to like, you know, Simon says, kneel down. Simon says, stand up. Exactly.

You know what I mean? It's like, you know, I'm going to go and wave this smoky stick in front of everyone. And you've all got to go kneel down and you're just doing the same type of thing or dressing black. Come around there.

You've all got to stand up. You've all got to sit down. You've got to say these words.

You know, when I tell you to say these words, it's just all like a made up pilot pilot nonsense. It's just a circus. Like the circus that we've all been through.

Well, I haven't, but I know, you know, you can't help but listening and hearing all the crap going on about the world cup. It's like, well, who gives a shit? You know, it's like all of these, like the whole scenario of everybody concentrating on this circus. I mean, can they not wake up and then just let, you know, not be waking up, but become aware, be aware and see this for the circus it is.

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You're actually going there to watch a pile of billionaires, right? So you're watching all the millionaires running around the field who are employed by billionaires. And they're going to, you know, you've got permission and to go watch the millionaires go and have a tantrum because they didn't win and spit people, you know what I mean? Swear and fall on the floor as if like shot in the head with a magnum 45. Like, you know what I mean? And like all of this circus, they're all like paying like up to 10 grand for tickets.

I mean, who would pay 10 grand to watch a soccer match? Yeah, right. I didn't know that. I've never like followed it, right.

I just know it's happened and that it's just the usual, you know what I mean? I've been involved in sports. I was a professional fighter for like years, you know, so I'm not saying, you know, you can't go and, you know, enjoy a sport because I just love that side of it, the competitive side of it. But this is just a ridiculous farce, you know, for like, oh, quickly, it's like a World Cup.

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They're going to watch all of these multimillionaires. They're probably like the worst attitudes in the planet go and hide, you know, in these like bits of grass. They don't even, you know what I mean? It's just, it's just so embarrassing.

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And it's just like all a huge distraction. And like if people, if people could afford to go and pay that kind of money, right, to go and, you know, even if it was like whatever amount of money it is for the ticket, but all that travel, all the hotel or the other places, they go 3x to 10x, because they know that there's such demand. Probably about like, well, you know, I mean, obviously you can't help it, like getting it shoved in your face every time you try and like go onto some kind of social media, you know, how much alcohol must have like spent money on.

I mean, it's just insane. But, you know, if they'd have done that and went and created something positive instead, why not go and help? So like homeless people or help, like in cats and dog shelters and things like that, rather than, you know, completely waste all of that money. And then at the end of it, say what, what, what have you got? You know, oh, I've got memories, you know, of what? I bet you can't remember half of it, crawling around the floor, you know, drunk.

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And I mean, it's just like, but yeah, it's just huge, huge. Who, who deserves to get paid, right? Like, you know, 300, 400,000 pounds a week to go and kick a bit of football around. And, you know, be such an arrogant, ignorant twat.

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Like it, it, it frustrates me because I'm looking at all of them, they're all doing their own marketing and stuff. So, you know, the gambling, always the gambling, all the t-shirts, most of them in the UK had all gambling on them. And then they brought on a rule and I was like checking and oh, but they can have it on the side of the bag, but not on the front, still gambling on it.

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And, you know, so that's like massive among, that's promoting gambling. If you look at any of the matches when there's ads on, gambling, gambling, gambling, you know, it's, it's like, and when you see a family getting destroyed by gambling, it's like, why would you promote that? And the thing is, most people are barely surviving and the kids, you know, they start following Messi, Ronaldo and all these people and they want the tops. They're charging a hundred pound for a top, something that can be made for five bucks.

And then they're struggling because they can't get an old one because it's got the old advertisement. I mean, they changed the advertisement because you look, oh, he's got the old one. You know, it's like having the iPhone seven instead of the iPhone, whatever they're on at the moment.

Yeah. No, it's true. Yeah.

And it's just like, but people are into it and you just like allow themselves to get swallowed up by it and spend all of their like available income on that, you know, and even if they're not into gambling, but they're still promoting gambling and then they buy them shirts and they're wearing them with a gambling logo on, you know, and walking around and I don't know, I don't know, you know, like which ones it is, but I know that that's what they do, you know? And, uh, it used to, it used to be, it would, uh, well, they used to promote like, uh, beers and that, didn't they? And, you know, now they've stopped. I'm not allowed to promote alcohol and years and years. They were in, in America, cause the channel I was watching, I was watching and they were promoting, uh, beer, you see Beckham, you know, drinking, I don't know if it was a Budweiser, whatever it was in America, they were able to do it.

I know in Europe, you get, they stopped doing that. Uh-huh. And cigarettes, you weren't in real mind when they smoked Marlborough.

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But yeah, it's just, it's just pathetic, you know, but people, and it's just so sad because then you see the, um, the amount of like, um, parents that will push hard for their kids to be better at football so that they can become that, you know, it's like, instead of having something like, you know, that will be like way more positive to society, you know, I've seen a few videos and I've gone with golf or whatever. And it's like, it's, it's like the dad says, okay, this is going to be my cash cow. And they're just training the child the whole time.

I saw one recently, you know, and you know, he had the goal and then he had like the, a certain section in the goal and the little child, he looked about five or six, you know, curling the wall. And then when you get it, the dad was giving them a hug. I mean, that's like a slavery in itself.

Like, it's like, I'm pushing you into this and then you get love when you're good at it. So you have to keep practicing. And where do you become unique and do something that you've wanted? You're doing something I'm pushing on you because I want the fame and fortune that comes with it.

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Yeah. Yeah. I mean, we used to say all the time in, in like the martial arts, you know, obviously the parent who, who really wanted to do it.

And a lot of them like, you know, avid Bruce Lee fans and it's, uh, you know, and pushing that kid into doing the kid that didn't want to do it, you know? Um, yeah, he's just, you know, at the end of the day, it's, it's like the reason why you feel so fulfilled is when you're actually doing something that you enjoy and you love, you know what I mean? And it's like, I get so much, which is, you know, mentioned it before, you know, so much fulfillment being up there and growing food, you know? And, uh, I mean, just, just yesterday I just harvested like some, some beetroots and potatoes, right? Like, like. I could hear Derek Jackson coming up there with it. Like when you say potatoes.

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Well, honestly, big, big, like, uh, beetroots, they are beautiful as well. And you know, they taste like so earthy. That's really, you know, it's, it's a strong, strong taste and you can smell and taste it.

Um, you know, and you've just grown it all yourself. And I mean, that, that is a fulfillment. That is an achievement.

And that, and it's not easy because like, you know, I'm making so many mistakes and then you find something I shouldn't have done that, you know, and, and you've got to try and compensate for it. Um, you know, it's, it's not easy trying to learn how to do all these things. And then you're kind of like, um, cause I won't use pesticides or anything, slug pellets or nothing like that, but I'm trying to stop them eating everything at the same time, you know, eggshells, crushed eggshells are supposed to keep away the slugs and yeah, it's really good.

Yeah. Cause all the calcium and everything. So we've got loads of crushed eggshells everywhere like that, you know, we've got the chickens what's ours as well.

And they're all, um, twice the size. Now we go, they were born on the second of May, these ones. So, uh, and obviously I know the guy, so, you know, as soon as you had them and they were old enough to take into the, the little, um, uh, chicken coop and the run there and just tiny little things, watch them grow.

And then we got them, uh, uh, it was, must've been about eight weeks old. So now they've doubled in size and they're getting so like bigger and stronger and they're eating like mad. And it's great to watch them.

And then you've got to keep them from eating all your plants as well. If you let them out and they're running around the garden, I taught that they'd eat the bugs and stuff. So they'd eat the plants as well.

They eat absolutely everything. Yeah. But they do eat all the bugs, but then they start eating all the plants as well.

So you've got to put the, the, um, the, the nets on to stop the, uh, butterflies eating all your cabbages and stop them eating them all as well. You know, it's, uh, they'll, they'll, uh, they'll eat anything that's honestly, it's like how they started laying. No, they'll not be ready to lay until, uh, probably it could be October.

Um, but then it's moving into colder temperatures and some chickens will, will not lay in the winter. So you don't know until you get there. So by the time they get here, you probably have a solar panel with a heater inside there to kind of bypass that.

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We've actually got a double insulated, um, chicken coop. So, um, we've got the run where they can run around on their own. They've got like, literally they have got toys in there that they can play with and cause they've got to keep mentally stimulated.

You know, they're very intelligent. This is what people thought to chicken. No, I'm telling you, it's got a language and it knows all the different noises come for the different reasons.

If it's your coming in, they'll have a different language that they'll speak different noises to make when they recognize you. If there's a danger around, if there's a danger from the sky, they've got a noise they'll make when there's a hawk. We've got some, you know, um, so we encourage the crows cause the crows will scare the hawks off.

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Uh, so we've got like quite a few crows that will go and the chickens keep chasing them away, like, but they'll go into the chicken coop and hang around a bit, but it's good because they will scare the hawks off. Um, but yeah, and if, or if there's a predator coming from the ground, you know, like, uh, foxes or whatever, they've got again, noises that will give you for that. So they've got, they're highly, highly intelligent.

They recognize you, they'll come running for you, same as a dog, you know? Yeah. As soon as I get to the bottom, you can see them jumping up and down cause they know I'm coming to let them out. It's, it's, um, honestly, they've got real big personalities and they are, they recognize human faces very easy.

Or the, um, the dog would take mouse up all the time, but we don't let him off, you know, but he comes up and they'll walk past them that they don't scare them. Um, but you know, I wouldn't, I wouldn't let him off. I think he might have a little bit of flash in his head, but, uh, four, four chickens, isn't it? Four, we've got four chickens.

And did you name them? We've named them, but like, we don't know which one's which cause they all look identical. So yeah, you know, we get them names, but like, you've got no, no clue. There isn't anything that, um, makes them different from one another.

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These are, you know, they're not all chicken. They're all different breeds, you know, these are called barnvalders, right? It's a special chicken. So you can, everyone can go and look that up.

Barnvalder, B-A-R-N-V-A-L-D-E-R. And they come from a town in Holland called Barnvald, right? And it's a mixture of a chicken. This breed comes from this Dutch chicken from that town, Barnvald, with Asian chickens.

So they've combined them, like bred them to get them this one. And it's black and gold, very, very dark, like a black color with like streaks, you know, when it gets so dark that it's maybe even sometimes looks blue. Um, yeah.

And, and a very, very supposed to be docile, but these are crazy. These are very active and jumping around all over the place. And are their eggs different than the normal chickens? But what's a normal chicken? There's so many different breeds.

That's true too. I mean, I didn't know, I just assumed chicken is a chicken. I didn't realize.

Yeah. We've got a guy up on the corner. He's got a different breed of chicken and his live blue eggs.

I didn't know you got a blue chicken egg. I didn't know, you know, I've got blue eggs. Yeah.

And he says the other ones, cause it depends on how they've actually developed. Some of them could even be pink, but he's got blue ones. Um, yeah.

So, you know, and all this nonsense that they're pushing now, I think in the UK, that they're going to now start pushing that all have white eggs because it's got less of a, uh, a carbon footprint, absolute nonsense, complete fallacy, another scam that people are lapping up. You know, we've got these ones apparently have lovely brown eggs. I've had a few cause like friends got exactly the same.

I think it's actually the same family or a little bit further up. And, um, but they're, they're older. They've been laying for a while.

Uh, you know, and they're obviously big brown eggs, beautiful as well. No, I mean, totally, totally different taste. The same as when you grow in your own food is that the taste is so different.

And you know, right. Well, I'm digging the potatoes up. So the whole thing is about, I want to stay away from processed food.

And I would say, well, okay, we'll go and buy fruit and veg. And that's what we want to do. We spend most of the time we're going to buy even at the farm shops, but where do they get it from? They're not growing it themselves.

Not all of it. They can't grow all of it. If you can go to these special, there are some specialized, uh, farm markets and what they'll do or farm shops that they've got all their own produce and they'll swap with each other so that, you know, they can have it all.

And it's proper, real organic, not like painted or, you know, dyed oranges to make them look orange. You know, even the eggs, I, I've seen that they, they take off, you know, you get the number three, the number three is where they're like that. They cut their beaks and they're in a little cage.

And then there's number two, even the zeros, it doesn't mean nothing. They're not the same because I get mine from the farmer. But what happens is people, they, they take off that, then they dirt them and they're selling them at premium price, pretending they're, they're a organic straight from the farm.

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So you have to be, you're better off. Like I go to the farmer and I know I don't buy, I can't buy an egg from the supermarket. It's like, the difference is just no comparison and same with potatoes and beets, as you say, like, you know, just the beets, you don't get the taste in the ones, if you get the little or something like that, it's just totally different.

Doesn't all come back. Same with tomatoes. When he has tomatoes, it's like the nicest tomato that you can taste in your life or apples.

Like even my mom knows he had apples at the Christmas time and my mom was like, wow, that's unbelievable. Whereas like you get apples, there's no taste of them. And I do the ant test, I throw them out.

And if they're from Aldi, Lidl, any of these supermarkets, the birds don't want this, the ants don't want this. But if anything from the farmer, like I put it out in a couple of minutes later, like it's just swarming with ants. Yeah, no, it's so, so true.

And that's what the whole point of like, you know, and I'm trying to tell people, they're saying, well, you know, I want to get out of the system. They say, well, the easiest way to get out of the system, right, is get a bin liner, put some clothes in it, leave your house and go and live on the street. You're out of the system and the system will gladly forget about you in a fortnight and you'll be completely free.

They'll never be bothered again. But not many people want to do that. All right.

It's like, well, I mean, maybe there's hundreds of them in Newcastle going through the other day. It's getting worse all the time. And I'm talking about English, by the way, not like foreigners, you know, but like that's the thing.

It's like, well, I don't want to do that. I just want to be out of the system. What you need to be doing is learning how to be better at the system and beating the system.

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Right. They're setting up all of this control. They're setting up all of these problems for you.

You have got to learn more and put effort into looking after your own affairs, handling your own affairs instead of, oh, I'm going to get out of the system. Well, how are you going to do that? I'm going to write a bit of paper saying I'm not in your system, so you can do one. And in reality, OK, great.

Good for you. I mean, they ignore all of the real going to court and all the legal paperwork. They completely ignore anyway.

They couldn't care less. Right. So why are they going to listen to anything else? You know, it's a it's a it's a mind thing.

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It's a spiritual thing. It's an emotional thing. You are a man or a woman.

You are alive. You are actually connected to the universe. You are like a spiritual being of power.

Right. So now what you should do is you should actually start living in that way. You should start trying your best to be able to grow your own food.

So you're not going, you know, I want to be on the system, but I'm still going to go to the supermarket. You can't, you know, everything inside the supermarket is toxic, everything, even the fruit and veg is disgusting. So these potatoes, though, when we're digging them up, we've got we're not going to have to buy potatoes anywhere for that.

You don't even from the farm anymore, you know, for a long time. And I've still got other like beds that I'm ready because I did them. I did them in it.

I watched YouTube channels, you know, so I ain't no expert. I'm watching the YouTube channels and this is how to have potatoes year long. So you've spread out how you actually actually plant them.

And here's the thing that I've only been learning today that, you know, probably heard it loads of times didn't sink in. Right. That when you're actually watering them and feeding them, you never touch the leaves.

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You shouldn't let the water touch the leaves. I didn't. I didn't get that.

Right. It actually helps them grow and develop. You actually just do it on the soil and the roots.

You don't spray the leaves and not on any of them. Right. Not on your potatoes, not on your beetroots, not on your cauliflowers, not on your cabbages, not on your strawberries, nothing.

Your cucumbers. You don't. Right.

You've got to go and nourish the roots. The leaves can get rotted and they actually get their own fungus and diseases and die if you get them too wet. Yeah, it rains.

Right. But then it's got its own way of dealing with the rain. But if you keep going and watering them, you know, then it's going to damage them.

So they've got, you know, got to be special ways of actually doing it. I mean, we've got great, beautiful tasting potatoes. I mean, some of them are tiny little things.

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Right. But some of them are big, proper, you know what I mean, proper, but, you know, that you would see in a shop, but they're all so fresh. And honestly, it's the, the taste is so different.

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But that, growing your own food so you know that you can do it, like beetroots now, we've got loads of them, they're everywhere. Now we're going to start pickling them, getting all of the vinegars to pickle them so that we can like be eating them that we grew, that we pickled, that we maintain throughout the time when it's not going to grow anymore until we get to next year and start growing the next batch. Right.

Learning how to be self-sufficient or as self-sufficient as possible so that now we are looking and say, well, we are trying our best to learn how to cope being out the system, even though we're in it, we're off grid, we're in, right. Trying to do it like, that's why we have like the, so many like solar panels that we've got on the shed roof, got them in the garden, move them around the allotment because we actually take like the battery powers down the allotment, so we've got no electric down there, but we've got tools that help us down there, so we use that, our own power costs us nothing. So we don't want to be like, you know, I don't want to pay anybody for an electric bill either, but why get into a huge argument and be fighting them and have, you know, because you're going to have to put your, yeah, house is going to have to be like Fort Knox to stop them coming in because they'll break in, you know, and switch you off, you know, and that's what you want to do, that's what you want to do to your children, you know, just like, no, just like start creating, you can do it with solar panel, you can do it with wind power, you know, and so many systems now are becoming available for a lot less money, a lot less, so you don't have to go and get these huge, you know, installations on the roof, you can do it virtually yourself, you know, collecting water as well, don't I? I put a post up the other day about collecting water, collecting water, filtering the water, distilling the water, you know, especially if you're creating your own power, right, got your own energy that you've put in there and then you just use the distiller, put that on and cleanses the water, then filter them, you know, it's, you can collect it out of thin air and somebody actually put it away, oh no, no, even the rain water belongs to the government, like, oh, shut up man, like, you know, like, literally, like, this rain's pouring down and you've got the rain police running around saying that's our rain, you don't be touching that, it's like, some people come out with some shit, don't they, huh, oh, that's the government's rain, Jesus, but, you know, you can collect it all, you know, I mean, we're up at the allotment, we've got, like, what they call water butts, so we've got the drains, drip it in, so it collects water, puts it in the big water butt and you've got all that to water all the plants with as well, um, hasn't been a great deal of it this summer, so it's just unusual, it usually rains nearly every other day, but, you know, you do what you can and you get, make sure that you get it done properly, this is how you actually become sovereign, when they can't control you, that's when you can say you're sovereign, you can't say, oh, I've done enough for David since I'm sovereign, when you're in the middle of the supermarket, then the supermarket says, well, we're shut today, uh, actually, no, we've got no food left, um, you know, there's, there's a, a battle going on in the Strait of Hormuz, so we're shutting down, there's no more fertilizer for anybody, um, and that's it, no food, and that's coming, by the way, that's, you wait till after the summer's gone, when everyone's, like, stopped having the holidays, starting, you know, spent all the money on the World Cup and done all of that, and then they go away, but, you know, by the way, there's no fertilizer, so now there's no food, yeah.

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And everything is manipulated, because, like, you know, somebody that was telling me about the coffee market, and the coffee here just doubled, and I presume it's the same in everywhere else, like, you know, when you're buying the, the beans, the coffee beans, it just doubled, and they, they all come together and agree the price, so everything's like that, we just don't know about it, you know, and it's sad how it's done, but, you know, you ran about, uh, like, say, the person that, yeah, to get out of the system, just leave your house and put your stuff in your bag, but other people are trying to do it, and what they're doing is, they're going, they're kind of like digital nomads, and they're moving from place to place, and because you're not 180, is it 181 days, then you're not under any jurisdiction, so you're not tax liable, and they think they're beating the system, but you need a base, you know, like, you're, when you're, when you're traveling, you know, it's, I mean, you, you know yourself, I suppose from the fighting, you probably had to go to different, it's always, when you're young, kind of going to hotels and things like that, or Airbnbs, vicious, it's terrible, it's not a nice experience, but they're doing that all their life, then they've given up their kind of base, thinking they're beating the system, and I think the best thing is beat them, and do what you're doing, that you're stepping away from it, you know your sovereignty, they can't get at you, and that you're, like, what you're doing with the solar, because, I mean, you've done it really well, because most people, they're paying 10 grand and more, and they, like, there's a lot of trickery as well, because they come along, they go, oh, we're giving you a grant, and then you can't sell it, because now they've got the rights over your house, and they don't, people don't even know, they think, oh, this is great, my electricity's going to drop, and it's over for 20 years, 25 years, and then they'd like to sell their house, and they go, no, you can't sell their house, so, yeah, so the way that you're kind of explaining how cheap you can do, what about, like, are you getting city water, have you got a well, because I see some people, I mean, it depends on the size of the land and everything, and the water table, but that's the other one as well, if you can get the water, because, you know, I mean, the toxins they're putting into the water, the fluoride in the UK and Ireland, they don't do that here, but still, they still put in loads of chemicals. But the thing is, you don't notice though, as well, is that they're actually trying, in the UK anyway, right, they're trying to push this thing about, and it's all this nonsense, absolute bullshit talking about, like, climate change, and, like, oh, we're going to run out of water, right, we live in a planet of water, it's like, what do you think happens when you use the water, what do you think happens to it, I mean, like, well, do you go and drink it, well, you're going to piss it back out, right, it's going back into, like, the system, you know, when the water runs down from the rivers and goes into the sea, and then, you know, it doesn't, then where does it go, then, if it disappears, right, so, like, water is there constantly, the whole, everything is water, right, you can actually get a cloth and put a cloth out, stretch it out across, you can even do this in the desert, there's plenty of videos showing you how to do it, and the atmosphere itself is H2O, it is going to, like, it'll drop into the containers that you've actually got to collect the moisture, it'll turn into there, and that itself will create the water, all right, I mean, has nobody ever noticed, like, you know, when you go out, I mean, maybe they're not getting up early enough, right, you go out there, like, like, so, like, five, six o'clock in the morning, and all of the grass is soaking wet, it's never rained in months, right, it's all soaking wet, why, because it's due out of the atmosphere, so, you can collect all of that yourself, I'm not saying it's easy, or it's a bit of effort, you know, and that's the thing, everybody wants to do stuff, and everybody wants to have belonging, sovereign, I'm going to be this, but they don't want to put any effort into it, you know, it actually takes work, you know, and in reality, you should all be looking and studying the Amish, and how they actually survive outside of the system, you know, they are the best example of people being sovereign that you could ever come across, their whole attitude, you know, and the work ethic that they've got, and they go out, and they grow everything themselves, they handle everything themselves, what they do is they handle their own affairs, they are sovereign, that's what everyone should be looking at, not like, so I need to go and like, do a seminar to like, fight the council tax, like, you know, it's like, you know, they're just going to go and change the goalposts, right, now you've actually got rid of one clown, right, in England, or whatever, like, you know, whatever, the UK Prime Minister, whatever, then they've replaced it with an even bigger clown, and he's saying he's got, well, I'm going to change everything, I'm going to get rid of council tax, so he's going to change it, so that, you know, you can't now, you can't go and fight council tax, you're going to have to find out what this new one is, he's going to rename it, right, you know, and he's going to call it like, what is it, a land tax, it's going to be a land tax, which would actually be not a bad thing if he did it in the way that the Americans do it, and actually changed it like that, but he won't, you know, no way is it going to help, like, people who can't afford things, it's going to be something, and it'll just be all twisted, you know, and it's, and he's gone, I'm getting rid of the digital ID, well, if you've got rid of digital ID, how come you still got a digital passport then, how come you still got a digital driving license then, how comes if you want to open up a company, you've still got to go and give digital ID to the company's house, if you want a limited company, how comes that if you actually got a child coming in, they want a digital ID for a child, it's not a little car, like a driving license, and I have digital ID, you need to go to the doctors, you need to do biometric data to get into the doctors, so how has he not got rid of digital, how is it he's got rid of digital ID then, you know, it's like people just like, they listen, they get excited, oh yeah, we've won, well, how comes you're doing all, you can't do anything unless you go and give them like, you know, some kind of biometric scan, fingers, eyes, whatever it would be, to actually get like, you know, and it's not going to be long before you've got that going into them shops anyway, the other videos, we see the videos coming out now, they've actually got barriers in all the supermarkets, it's as if you're going into an airport, right, so you've got to go and get in through one door, one gate, and let you in, and you can't get back out again until you've gone around, and then you have to give them your receipt to get out, you know, I mean, it's like, they are turning it into a Fabian prison more and more all the time, you know, I mean, like Stormageddon, he was just full-on Fabian society, and the guy that's replacing him is worse, you know, they may as well have WEF tattooed on their forehead, it's like, you know, and they've been like, pushing and pushing and pushing, and people don't realise they're actually putting themselves, themselves into these prisons of these 15-minute cities, all the time, you know, it's like, don't worry about it, it's been existing for hundreds of years, you know, what about the land clearances, when they got everyone, drove everyone out of, like, all of the highlands of Scotland, made them go into the cities, why did they do that? These people were crofters, these people were living on the land, they were actually growing their own food, they were looking after their own family, they were cutting peat and burning it in fires, you know, they were cutting, you know, the wood and burning them in these fires, looking after themselves, they didn't ask anybody for anything, and then it was like, all of a sudden, the landowners were like, got put under pressure and say, well, I tell you what, let's go put sheep everywhere, and if we put sheep everywhere, we'll go and say, oh, you can't live on there anymore, you've all got to go in the city, so when you go in the city, you can't grow your own food, you can't go and, like, dig up a load of peat to burn in a fire, so what are you going to have to do then? If you want to eat, you're going to have to go and get some money to buy some food, so now you're in a 15-minute city, there's the place you go to work, and there's the place you go and buy your food at, and then you go home, that's been going on, like, you know, for hundreds and hundreds of years, it's not a new thing, and people, oh, no, I'm scared of these, you've fucking been in one forever, right, you know, you might be able to get out of it a little bit, but you're still in a 15-minute city, you really are, everything's controlled in that tiny little environment, you know, and now, like, you had, you know, in England, away from Scotland, there you had the Land Acts, same thing, driving everybody off the land, you're not allowed to have that, then you had the Enclosure Acts as well, 1773, I think it was, that there, I mean, we had, like, miles and miles of common land, common land for the common people under common law, and you could go totally free, because it could grow your own crops, you could have your own, rear your own animals, if that's what you wanted to do, to be looking after chickens for eggs, or even, like, you know, pigs for meat, and that type of thing, and I think, at least, just for no reason, that 1%, which is the Parliament, which is the landowners, which is the wealthy, right, exactly the same as it is today, did, forced through, like, the Enclosure Acts, right, so we're taking all of this land, and we're privatising it, we're putting it in the hand of these already huge landowners, now they own more, including what used to be common land, and for no reason, they didn't pay you, they didn't pay the common man, they didn't pay anybody, but now they own it, so now they're going to turn it into agriculture, because it's an advancement, right, it's good, we're advancing agriculture, so, no, not really, what you're doing is, you're actually putting even more control under the food system, so there's your columns of control, right, so your columns of control, you're wiping out your food supply, so there's the biggest column of control, if you step out of line, you're not going to get fed, because you're not allowed to grow your own food, you're not even allowed common land, whereas you can grow it on the common land, which everybody was allowed to do, now they've done the Enclosure Acts, 1773, wiped it out, and little by little, there's less and less common land, and now what they say is common land, would be, let's say, a public park, and I cannot really say, you're going to say, well, I'm going in that public park, and instead of going on the swings, I'm going to go dig it up and put some potatoes in, I don't think they're going to let you do that, right, so they've just got rid of all of the ability to actually be able to control your own food supply, so now that is the biggest column of control that they have, is the food supply, the columns of control that hold up the Temple of Tyranny, and that is what you're all under, and that's, underneath that Temple of Tyranny is your 15-minute cities, that have existed for hundreds of years, you just didn't realise it, and now you're on about the kind of common parks, and they determine when they close it, and when they don't, and yeah, I get it when it's dark, but here, they do a kind of light show, and there's one, there's one park, and like, they do all the lights, and you can't go in there, it's like, at five o'clock, now you have to pay to go in there, just to see the light show, so they shouldn't, it's organised by the city, you know, that should be just provided for the citizens of Wutch, but it's not, they charge, they're charging them for it. Right, it's the same, exactly the same type of thing though, isn't it, I mean, why are you doing that anyway, so like, I mean, is it a massive benefit for them, or would it not be better to actually take them all and start teaching them how to actually grow their own food, or create their own energy, or collect their own water, you know, not whenever we're going, like, you're not going to watch the football, so what we'll do is, we'll start doing these flashy lights, and you can come and pay us money to go and watch the flashy lights, and it's in the common park, but it's not common for this one night, you've got to pay to come in and watch the flashy lights, and not go out and actually start studying something that would be useful to yourself, how to actually grow your own food, or how to create your own sovereign enterprise, where you didn't have to go and get a job, right, and I mean, it's opening up more and more and more with online marketing, online, I mean, the whole world is available, right, at the end of one of these, right, so you could be using that, and using this, and developing the skills to actually go and create your own sovereign enterprise, so you didn't have to worry about a job in a 15-minute city, or having a boss in a 15-minute city, who's in control of your income, and can turn it off at any time they want, so this is a guy with a column of control over there, the food supply, they're going to switch that food supply off anytime they want, now we've got the guy with the income, now this column of control there, right, where you have a boss, and you've got a job, but just over broke, because none of it's going to give you enough money, they're really real, you know, there's always plenty of month left at the end of the money, right, always, so you know, there's the column of control of that one as well, holding up the temple of tyranny, and yet people can't allow themselves to be aware enough to see it, so I'm going to get a job, instead, and I'm going to spend all that time, I'm going to get, I mean, you know, I'm out there, we, I get up at five, go out like down the beach, but we, you know, we can see roads, we can see the cars, there's people like driving to work like six o'clock in the morning, they're going to be out for 12 to 15 hours, away from their family, away from like, you know, their kids, their loved ones, and you know, spending time with people they probably hate, or at least just don't get on with, don't want to be with, and that they'll tolerate, because they have no other way of buying food for their family, and shelter for their family at the end of the day, you know, and then they go home exhausted, in a bad mood, and the one that they actually love, the one they want to spend with, they're in a bad mood, because they're just so tired, and worn out, and depressed, you know, total control, mentally, physically, spiritually, and obviously of the food, and the money, and everything else, and it's like, you know, people say, well, no, they've abolished slavery, really? We're all slaves, I mean, I've realized that we're all slaves, I didn't know that you, excuse me, see, in Ireland, they were like saying, because of heatwave, oh, there's water, basically, if you ratted on your neighbor, like, there was going to be fines for five grand, if you're using the hose, and nothing about all these data centers, that are using massive amounts of water, and also, there was a guy, after exposing that the electricity, they get reduced energy prices, and it looks like each household is like, nearly 400 euro per year, added on, to cover for all these data centers, with the AI, and everything, like, the whole system, you know, that's using so much water, yet, if you go and try to water your plants, or like, as you're doing your crops, oh, no, no more giving you a fine, I mean, obviously, they think they can do that, and unfortunately, people will fall for it, but it just shows the stupidity that goes on.

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Right, exactly, I mean, it's just the whole thing, but again, if you look, now, I do know, in the UK, that they increased the prices of the fuel bills, the electric, and the gas, the utility bills, to cover them going green, to cover, make sure that they can have the renewable energy, that is going to make, you'll be able to live longer on the planet, because by using these other fuels, that they call fossil fuels, which is a just a complete misnomer, there's nothing fossilized about it whatsoever, that's just a complete and utter nonsense, you know, they've got these, off the beach here, off the coast, I don't know, for maybe a mile off, is it? I don't know, it's, you can see that they've got like, five or six of these wind turbines, what's a turbine? It's an engine, isn't it? You know, so, the thing is, that this is an engine to get it started, and once it starts spinning, it can only spin at certain speeds, and they have to turn it off, because then it becomes too much for it, completely full of oil and grease, to make sure that it turns, and it's maintained, right, and it's lying in a base of concrete, which is, if we're going from the sea, look, I saw it, it is scary, the amount of iron and concrete that's needed for the base of these things, of course, massive, all over, you know, it's just madness, that they think that this is, there's no way in the world that it ever pays for itself, most of the time, right, you hear inside that there's not enough wind for it to work properly, or it's too much wind, they have to stop it and put the brakes on, right, you couldn't make it up, you know, and this is the way that they said, but now they're charging all of these people, some people are becoming extremely wealthy in all of this, you know, extremely wealthy, or even more wealthy, and it's all through, you know, having these different systems. It's a big boys club, because the way that they do it is, they say, this is green energy, so we're going to give you so much per kilowatt, and it's sold to the grid, it's all bullshit, I heard of a guy here in Poland, that they were using the normal electricity to make them run, and selling it to grid, because whatever it cost them to get it in, they were getting way more, because it's green energy. Yeah, it's all subsidized, so they're getting all of this subsidized government money to actually run all of these energy systems, right, so getting all of that there, these people are making fortunes, I mean, we've got four or five anyway, like in the city, and there's constant patrol boats going up, maintenance patrol boats, and they've got big flight decks on, they've got cranes on, so you know, I mean, a lot of work going on them all the time, and it costs a fortune to have a ship going up and down, it's not a rowing boat, you know what I mean, this is a huge ship, it's got massive, what type of engines would they have in now, oh yeah, diesel, yeah, right, so they've got, and what type of, why is it that they're all lit up, and they're lit up all night, because after you watch them going backwards and forwards, I mean, I've been on ships for years, you know, it's like, they're obviously lit up all night, or else you couldn't see anything, right, what runs them, what's generators, well, what's running the generator, oh yeah, diesel, right, so they're burning tons and tons of this diesel to have this ship out there for the maintenance of this green energy, you know, and just like, nobody, like, seems to put all of these dots together, it's like, oh, you know, it's just for maintenance, no, no, no, we need this, we need this green energy, like all the electric cars and everything, and then they're, okay, where's the electricity come from, and it's like, then they don't want, they just look away, like, yeah, now, the coal-powered power station over there, you know, it's, it's crazy, absolutely crazy, that people would, like, get, well, you shouldn't be going in, you know, these, these, I don't really like the electric cars, anyway, when you see, I just think they're a bit, definitely too controlled, for sure, you know, you know, that all the systems in them, they're all, it's just a, basically, it's a computer, you're sitting in a computer, and they've decided to turn that computer off at any time they want, I'm not saying that they haven't got the ability to switch off petrol engines or diesel engines, you know, they probably have, right, but I had a video where I was talking about, I think it was a Ford car that was, like, 17 tracking things on it, and they removed it, and I was, like, all right, yeah, definitely, you know, and now I'm seeing, I think it was a Mercedes, one car, I think it was in America, that you can't even lift the bonnet at the side doors for the water, they don't want you doing anything, and everything is tracking, and you've even seen, if somebody misses a payment, it self-drives itself back to the, you know, the garage or whatever, yeah, yeah, so, and that'll be so hard, they can stop your car, so you're better off having a good old car, and the thing is, as well, there was, like, something like 10 of the scrapyard, big scrapyards, burnt down all of a sudden, right, that was, like, when all the chicken places burnt down, I was, like, oh yeah, that's convenient, and I've seen that there's one of the, they've gone into bankruptcy, one of the biggest suppliers of all of the parts, spare parts, and some other company as well, the same thing, did something like 700 locations, so it means that if you were either the mechanic or the handyman, you know, I mean, I remember at times, you could change the oil filter, and it's, you know, it's okay, it's easy enough, and change the oil, once, you know, you've got some work to do, and get the, no more of that, and when you go to these places, you know, like, at this times, you go to the garage, and you go, oh, we can't do that, you have to go to the main dealer, and you just add on a zero, you put on a zero to the price, because they charge you way more, and I'm even hearing now, that there's, like, subscription, or you want to push button start, it'd be like Netflix, you have to pay monthly to have things that are actually already built into the car, and that's where we're going, it's like, you're looking at it, going, Jesus, how's this, and it's happening, it sounds like you will own nothing, and be happy, exactly, exactly, yeah, you'll rent everything, yeah, you've got 200 monthly subscriptions, we'll just make sure that every penny is extracted, and then you, yeah, yeah, I mean, you know, it's just, when you were saying that, if you missed a payment, and the car will drive back to the dealer, or the finance company, all right, but just think, remember last year, when I showed you the videos, when I was in Austin, Texas, because that Rupert Lowe, the MP who's fighting the, you know, going and trying to expose all of the, the rape gangs, and everything, like, in England, and I've seen a video of him, he was in Austin, Texas, and he was showing the driverless taxi, you know, he went, meet my driver, and turned, there's, like, no, no one there, so it's driving to wherever it's being told to go, so, I mean, that's going to be easy enough to do, you know, and that's why I took a few videos, sitting, and when I was going to the conference for you, I was in an AI taxi, going to an AI conference, but that just shows how far advanced, and they're in London now, as well, I got told they're in London, driverless taxis, you know, and I, when I came back, I was telling people, oh, driverless taxis, oh, never happened here, never happened, yeah, okay, if you think that they're going to stop it there, just, oh, we've only done it in the one, it's totally fine, but we're not going to do it anywhere else, because people won't like it, and it's simple how they do it, because I, I, I see the way, even in Estonia, or whatever, like, what they do is, they'll, they'll charge you, like, two bucks to go, you know, 10, 15 minute drive, and you're like, when does people working there, because they're kind of trying to get the market, then people go, why do I need a car, when I can do this, and then they bring in the one self-driving, and they can undercut the guys, so then they just lose their job, then, or a taxi guy, he's like, we can't compete with this, and then they get rid of all of them, and then the prices just go back up, because, like, if most people, if they want to go into town, go on the, you know, for a few drinks, are they going to pay a taxi, pay 15, 20 bucks, or use this for three bucks, and they'll just say, you know, and save money, or get another two pints for that, but taxi man loses his job, and then after five years, when they're all gone, people then have no option, and they'll just increase the price, and then you have to pay the same price, or even more, for the driverless one.

Yeah, but not only that, you'll see, because that, you know, this is just the driverless taxis, right, but you think how complicated that is to be driving a car, a small little vehicle, you know, but like, it won't be long before it's going to be the buses, right, and it'll be completely driverless, and you know they're trying to do with the trains, or at least they are, like in, in the UK, because that's what the biggest complaints are, is for all of like, the unions, which have got no power anymore, trying to stop them getting rid of all the staff on the trains, so you only had like, one driver, and one other, to like, go up and down the train, and these trains are like, you know, 15 carriages long, and they say, oh it's not safe, blah, blah, blah, but it's going to happen, and it won't be long before they have, and they won't even need a driver, and it'll be completely driverless taxis, and trains, right, they're going to do it, you know, I was looking, because they covered it, I don't know, maybe six months ago, or before, with the trucks, so they have the trucks, and this is in America, and they can even modify existing trucks to incorporate this, so if you're looking at the trucks, I mean, I've even seen the courier things, because the courier is an interesting one, because sometimes people, they want them to bring up the stuff, but they even had the courier, you know, like the box, I don't know, do they do that in the UK, but here, you can just go, the delivery's bought to this big, huge box, there's all different sizes, and I just put up my code, and it opens, so they have them driving around, so it'll just say, hey, your package is outside, go and open it, and get your thing, but there's millions and millions of jobs that are going to disappear because of that, and most of them, like, if a guy is driving a truck for 20 years, he hasn't got different skill sets, usually, and like, there's no jobs there anyway, because, I mean, I'm seeing people that have high education, and once they hit 40, it's like, I can't get anything, and they're trying, and they're making it look like, oh, the economy's great, there's loads of jobs, yeah, when you see somebody that's actually let go, it's a different scenario, because every company, like, I'm talking to a lot of people, they're all kind of, oh, we've got this AI thing, we come in, and we, you've saved so much money, you're going to get rid of all the sales, but we can do it better, we'll automate the whole lot, and it's like, all the AI age, and there's ways, I mean, I'm using AI for the project, I'm reducing loads of time myself, but what they're doing is, they're going in, and they're emptying where there was 100 people, and now it's all AI, and then that 100 people are trying to look for a job, but everyone else are trying to compete with that company, and the only way they can compete is to do the exact same, and then you're going to have more than half the population with no job, and then it'll be social income, and then it's like, do what we say, get your job, live here, or you want to do a protest, oh, no more money for you, you want to do this, you know, you owe your CO2, or you flew too much, the more flying for you, as far as going, I mean, slowly you can see it happening. Well, I mean, just like I was talking about the sugar markets before, and like, it's like, they've got barriers now, and they let you in, and you've got to do whatever you're doing, but then now, it's like, it's got to be, I've seen tons and tons of videos where they're not let them out at all, and like, the staff in the supermarkets, right, and you see them getting aggressive, and everything, no, you've got to go to these self-checkout tills, and you're not allowed to get out until you've shown you, you know, but they're actually being aggressive, and getting rid of their own job, you know, they're actually, because those machines there, you know, what do you call it, the self-checkouts, so not only are they getting you to do it, there's your photograph, by the way, there's your image, straight away, right, for filming everything, so they know what you're buying, they know which card you've used, they know all the shopping habits, and like, right, who's going to be buying this, what should we stock more of, who should we advertise, and this is all data that they are selling for millions upon millions, right, but also it's controlling the cattle more and more, so you go through one cattle fence, you go and do your little bit grazing, then you go through another cattle fence, and then you go into where you're gonna, like, you know, you do all of your own work, there's nobody to work for you, you work, and you do all of the scanning that these people were paid to do, now you're doing it for free, right, and now you've got all your bags, right, then you put them in your trolley, and you can't get out until you've scanned your QR code or receipt, whatever it is that's on there, to be able to get out of this prison, you know, it is like a prison, you know, it's harder to get, like, you know, to get in and out of the supermarkets, now it looks like anyway, than it is to get in and out of airports, you know, it won't be long before they actually have, you've got a beep, go through a beep, you watch, whatever it's called, you know, an electronic thing, and it's like that in court, you've got every time you go into court, you know, and I always beep, you know, I always have to get patted down, it's, oh god, it's like, I just thought, I wanted to ask them, you know, like, when's the last time that there was anybody blew up a call, like, why is it that you try to think that this is such a security intent, I mean, criminals go there, murderers, they don't walk in the front door, they get taken in a van, you know, with, like, guards everywhere on them, they're kind of handcuffed to people, you know, it's, they're not, so, oh, I owe 50 quid on this debt, I think I'm going to go and kill everybody, I don't think so. I mean, yeah, I've been so many times, you're going to, in Ireland and in Poland, and you're going through the metal detectors, put your bag there, I haven't been patted down, but it's sad, it's like, you're just looking at it, as you said, yeah, the criminals, they're already, you know, so, nobody's going to do anything, they're just, they're just degrading you, that's all they're doing, and they're making, they're making you feel like shit, you're already, yeah, you're already in a bad vibe anyway, going in there, and then you have to go through that, more stress, you know, more, you know, just making it look like you're nothing to them, yeah, you know, the EMF, you know, like, all of that, you know, well, there will be, it will be like that in the supermarket, you know what, I mean, like, this, like, someone was done a video the other day, and they had butter, butter, well, not that you should be buying it from a supermarket anyway, but, and it had price tags on, you know, security tags, on butter, so, you know, I mean, it's like, and it's going to be, and cheese, he said cheese, showing it on cheese, well, how much is that, like, five or something, really, it's like, and then they've got another one, a guy who's actually used to train with us, and now he, he works for someone, and it's all electronic, or he fits these systems on front of, on front of shelving, right, where it's literally beeped to get the, get the stuff out, and as soon as something's taken, something comes and replaces it, and they know exactly what's in, you know, and where it's going, like, out of the shop, and he's installing them, he thinks it's a great job, oh yeah, it's going to be saving so much time, everyone will know where everything is, it's so secure, it's like, again, it's what I always keep trying to tell people, you should be, like, arguing with the, these kind of shops, and everything, the shopping centres, and the supermarkets, because it's all of this, it's not facial recognition as such, but they're taking all your data, every time you walk in, it's your screen of you, coming in and out, you know, but it's, no, no, it's convenience, and people say, oh yeah, but it's just that you won't want shoplifters, the security are told not to stop the shoplifters, they're told to leave them, you know, so the ones that are doing the shoplifting are going to go in, steal something, and walk straight out, it's not going to be me and you, is it, you know, just the people going, you know what, I just want to get in and out of these places, and, you know, all the families going in, they're not going to be, like, stealing, and, like, you're running off with the steaks, and now you can't even get, like, a lump of butter or cheese, because it's got a security tag on it anyway, you know, that security tag, what kind of stuff is that putting inside of the food, that's got to be EMF, for sure, you know, if you've got these security tags, and it's beeping, if it's beeping, there's definitely not something good that it's got for you, it's like, you know, it won't be long, I think, we're sort of, like, edging us to oblivion, you know.

There's even a worse one, like, I'm hearing this now, I've heard a few people talk about it, I haven't witnessed it, but I think it's in the States, where they've got the electronic pricing, and they have so much information on you, the price changes based on who you are. Yeah, I've seen, I've seen the videos, I've never, I don't know, it's like, I mean, I'm not sure how that can work, because, I mean, it has to be a really advanced system, because the QR code, or the, you know, the barcode, and if I'm scanning it, and it's in $1, and then you scan it, you know, because you're so wealthy, and it's in $3, I can't see it, unless the whole lot is just tracking it the whole way, but I could see doing it. But it must be, I mean, if you, how are you scanning it then? I mean, like, it's like, these, is it by your own phone, do you think? You've got an app on your phone, or something? No, this is actually the price, in other words, you see the price, and normally, it's kind of, like, just plastic, and they have the price.

Yeah. This is digital. Yeah, I've seen it, I've seen the videos.

But the price, then, is varying, based on your ability to pay, so someone rich, that doesn't give a shit, they'll increase the price, and they know somebody that is, you know, barely able to afford it, they'll get a cheaper price. Yeah, yeah, but like, it's got to be, I've seen people showing videos of it, but like, you must have something on you, where it's got either on your phone, or an app, which I know a lot of people do, they've shown, everything's on the phone, the app's on the phone, they go shopping on there, they go, flight tickets, they go, they use it to go on holiday, and everything's all on the phone, you know what I mean? And then people say, oh, digital ID, I'm not, words, you've tracked yourself on, you know, on every single thing you've ever done, and you're on your phone, you're already doing it, you can't say, you argue with digital ID, you are a digital ID, it's like, you're going everywhere, but that would have to be something like that, so they would, they know everything about you, from there, and if you've got your payment card on, you're gonna beep with a payment card, that there, if you go scan it, or whatever it is, or it gets a code from there, at some kind of like, you know, a wireless, like, like, like, EMF signal from there, then it should just go, oh, this guy, he's, he's got a lot of money in the bank, and increase it, something's got to be, they'll know what you spend your money on, they'll know how many times you've been on holiday, you know, so they'll just say, they can afford it, whack it up, ��10 a day, and I've seen, yeah, we just kind of finish on this one, I've seen ones where people have been weighing the meat, and it's totally less than what it's actually telling them, so I might say, it's like, you know, 600 grams, and then when they weigh it, it's like 400, when you're paying per kilogram, the price per kilogram, so they're lying the whole time, there was a guy constantly showing that, and then other people started checking it, so, you know, you see, okay, I buy, you know, 500 grams of chicken, you might be only getting 400, I've never done it here, I've never checked it here, but, but, you know, it was in America, and the guy was able to prove it, he even got the Walmart person, I think it was, or whatever shop he was in, and they were like, no way, this is, you can't understand this. That's, yeah, well, as well, if you don't like it, don't buy it, you know, exactly, same thing, you know, I mean, but talking about that, though, like on the meat, because you're mentioning it there, you know, I mean, I don't eat it, but like, obviously, my dad was a butcher, right, I lived in a butcher shop, or above a butcher shop, and like, I've worked many times in an abattoir, in a slaughterhouse, and I've seen it all, you know, from a very young age, so I don't know, probably more than most, but like, they were just showing, it was a farmer that was doing this video, and he was obviously, he was a beef farmer, so he was supplying, like, beef to the market, and he was just showing the difference in the weights, and what happens to, he does it himself, he will slaughter himself, right, whereas, like, say, when this stuff goes into, like, supermarkets, and he was reading the ingredients, and it's, we said, here's the insanity of it, you're going in to buy a joint of beef, you're going to roast in the oven, why would a joint of beef have ingredients? It's beef, but this one had a list of ingredients, and it says all of these things are, like, they've got pump tip full of starch, water and starch, and the starch is put inside of it, because the starch itself will absorb more water, so when you're getting, like, whatever it was he said, like, say, like, five pound of beef, it's actually probably only about two and a half, because the rest of it is starch, and it was a mixture of starches as well, this starch is not stuff you want to be eating, this is coming from the same type of things that has the high sugar content, so you've actually got tons of sugar inside your beef, or your chicken, your pork, right, all of these different, and it's, you know, the, I'm trying to think what it was called now, but it was these two different types of starch, one was potato, I can't remember what the other one was, maize or something like that, but it's, it's, like, contains this, like, super sugar that's inside of it, that you shouldn't be letting inside of your body whatsoever, right, and that, and it soaks up more moisture, and that's, you're paying for that weight, and by the time you've cooked it, it's went like that, right, and it's, like, half of the actual size and half of the weight, and all of this sludge is in the bottom, you think, oh, it's all the juices, no, it's all the starch and the water that's come out, and, and then what you, what you, all of it is soaked in there, and all of, forget all the other things that they've injected the cows with as well, right, forget all of that, but, like, all of this false stuff, you know, that they've actually got in to increase the weights, and then all of that you're eating, all them different types of sugars that you can't get rid of properly, you know, it's, it's a crime in itself, is the food industry.

Yeah, yeah, I'm sure the cigarette companies kind of, I think they bought craft and everything, they all, they own them all, so they were killing people one way, and now they're killing them another way, unfortunately. Yeah, I don't want to try and depress everybody. No, no, it's all good, well, I mean, I know you've got, you've got two school groups now, I believe you've, the other one, that's, yeah, yeah, well, it's, what we have is, is obviously Checkmate the Matrix, that's, that's the main one, you know, and that there is literally, as it, that does what it says on the tin, we're trying to get you to copy what I'm doing, which is, like, Checkmate the Matrix, learning how to actually play a better game than the system, so you don't have to go and, you know, fair enough, it is fighting the system, but it's fighting it in a productive way, so we're trying to grow our own fruit, we're trying to cleanse our own water, we're creating sovereign incomes, which is what the other group's about, creating a sovereign income, we're teaching people how to actually, and yeah, okay, you're going to use AI, because it's there, so it's like, you know, you either, like, you can use it for you, or use it against you, so you can actually start developing, some people would call it an online business, but I see it as a sovereign enterprise, where you're not going to have to worry about having a boss, or a job, or just over broke, and you know, they can't give you an arrestment of earnings, because they'd have to ask who's in charge of the wages, and it'll be you, instead of somebody in the office, oh no, where's your court order, no, I've got to do it, I've been told, you know, and you're going to pay a PAYE, pay as you earn, they take the tax off you, right, you're going to have a sovereign enterprise, so you're in charge of everything, including how much money you're going to make, right, so again, and then two groups, because they just match each other so well, right, grow your own food, create your own water, make your own energy, right, get a sovereign enterprise, all of it fits in with Checkmate the Matrix, so yeah, okay, we've told you like stories of what they're doing to you, well, here's the solutions, right, this is what you are, and the unfortunate thing for everyone is, it takes a lot of effort, right, you've got to try and do something for yourself, because let's face it, slavery has been sold to you as convenience, that's all it's done, all of it is just convenient to do, right, so we're going to have a job, it's within that 15-minute city, so I'm going to go to the supermarket on the way home, I'm going to buy all of these toxins that I'm going to feed my kids, I'm going to give my kids these toxins because it's convenient, I'm going to take them to McDonald's, right, where we have surprise food, we call it, you know, because like, oh, okay, how many millions of burgers are they selling per day, where does all that meat come from, because I can't see the huge great big stocks of cows going in from one end, and the burgers coming out the other end, so only you know, and you certainly don't know what you're actually eating or allowing your kids to eat, you know, but all of it is convenient, so then you can go home and you can put on this like huge toxic black screen and watch, you know, millionaires kicking around a bit of plastic, you know, and in charge, because the billionaires have allowed them to do it, and then you're going to go and watch them and give them even more money to be able to be like entrapped by, you know, the emperor in his circus, and then give you some beer on top of it, so it's like bread and circus continuing from the Roman Empire, but you have to go and put some effort in and checkmate the matrix and get, and that's how you get out of the system, stop doing all this shit that they're asking you to do and go and do something better instead, like grow your own food and create your own income.

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